安吉丽娜·朱莉（Angelina Jolie）看起来广阔而富有戏剧性的灵感，而且一直都在她自己的前门外.
朱莉：新电影是“我做过的最难的事”
Feb.25.201405:03
朱莉正在指导“Unbroken”，这是一部描绘第二次世界大战英雄和前奥运会选手Louis Zamperini的生活故事。事实证明，当她正在思考她的下一个项目时，现年97岁的Zamperini住在朱莉的洛杉矶社区。从他的庭院，他实际上可以看到朱莉的家.
“我想，在过去的10年里，（Zamperini）早上坐在那里喝咖啡，想知道谁会制作这部电影，”朱莉周二告诉Tom Brokaw。 “而且我一直坐在我的房间里，在那里思考，’我应该怎样对待我的生活？我想做一些重要的事情……我需要一些帮助。我需要一些指导。它在哪里？’它就在我窗外。“
Jolie和Zamperini现在是亲爱的朋友，Zamperini在今天的采访中称Jolie为“亲爱的”和“我的gal”，Jolie回应说：“我爱你。”
Zamperini的生活与任何电影一样充满了令人抓狂的戏剧。作为1936年奥林匹克田径队在柏林参加比赛的成员，他的最后一圈跑得如此之快，以至于阿道夫希特勒坚持举行个人会议。在第二次世界大战期间，他的轰炸机坠入太平洋，在到达陆地之前，他在鲨鱼出没的水域中幸存了47天。然后他被日本人当作战俘并遭到残酷对待。他在战争中幸存下来并继续成为鼓舞人心的基督徒演讲者，甚至宽恕并与许多折磨他的守卫会面。当“Seabiscuit”作家Laura Hillenbrand在2010年写下他的传记时，“Unbroken”成为纽约时报的畅销书.
她告诉Brokaw，这部电影对朱莉来说“非常个人化”。 “（我觉得）这么大的责任是要把它弄好，因为我非常喜欢（Zamperini），而且因为他在我的生命中帮助了我很多，”她说.
旅程并不容易。 “这是我做过的最艰难的事情，”朱莉说，她说手工制作的海报板讲述了“不间断”的故事，希望说服环球影城她能制作这部电影。 “我把我的屁股扔了，”她说。 （TODAY.com和环球影城都是NBC环球的部门。）
安吉丽娜·朱莉
朱莉曾执导过两部先前的电影，即2007年的纪录片“时光倒流”，以及2011年波斯尼亚战争期间设定的浪漫剧“在血与蜜之地”。她告诉Brokaw，她知道她的下一个导演项目必须是她内心深处的东西.
“这必须是我喜欢和关心的事情，”她说。 “因为与家人相比需要花费更多的时间和更多的努力。”
朱莉说，她觉得Zamperini的鼓舞人心的故事为经常困扰的时间提供了一片希望。 “（世界）似乎无望，而且看起来非常强大，”她说。 “但人类精神的弹性和力量是一件非同寻常的事情。”
“Unbroken”计划于12月25日发布.
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Angelina Jolie looks broad and full of dramatic inspiration, and it has always been outside her own front door. Jolie is directing “Unbroken,” a biographical film about World War II hero and former Olympic athlete Louis Zamperini. It turns out that when she was thinking about her next project, the now 97-year-old Zamperini lived in Jolies Los Angeles community. From his yard, he could actually see Jolies house. Jolie and Zamperini are now dear friends, and Zamperini called Jolie “dear” and “my gal” in todays interview, to which Jolie responded, “I love you.” Zamperinis life is as full of maddening drama as any movie. As a member of the 1936 Olympic track and field team in Berlin, his last lap was so fast that Adolf Hitler insisted on a personal meeting. During World War II, his bomber crashed into the Pacific and he survived for 47 days in shark-infested waters before reaching land. Then he was taken prisoner by the Japanese and subjected to brutal treatment. He survived the war and continued to be an inspiring Christian speaker, even forgiving and meeting with many of his tormentors. When “Seabiscuit” author Laura Hillenbrand wrote his biography in 2010, “Unbroken” became a New York Times bestseller. She told Brokaw that the film was “very personal” for Jolie. “I feel such a big responsibility to get it right because I love (Zamperini) so much, and because hes helped me so much in my life,” she said. The journey was not easy. “This is the hardest thing Ive ever done,” Jolie said, saying that the handmade poster board tells the story of “unbroken” and hopes to convince Universal Studios that she can make this movie. “I threw my ass away,” she said. ” (TODAY.com and Universal Studios are both departments of NBC Universal.)